Quote by Chet_Morton
I jokingly searched online today for whether a stripper has ever gotten a QR code tattooed on her ass, and I learned that there are temporary tattoos for situations like this.
Then I went to a strip club (for the second time this week, third time in my life) and was kind of annoyed that when I paid the $3 cover charge with a $20 bill, I received three $5 bills and two $1 bills instead of seventeen $1 bills, because it impeded my tipping flexibility.
I think something like tokens or casino chips would work fine because (at least at this place) nobody was throwing money in the air. What do Canadians do, throw loonies and toonies and yell soary?
Ha, the QR code tattoo research pipeline leading directly to a strip club visit is quite a journey for a Tuesday.
The change frustration is real — you'd think venues with a tipping-based economy would have cracked the small bills problem by now. Some places actually do keep a tip exchange at the bar for exactly this reason, worth asking next time. The casino chip idea is interesting though https://tropical-casino.com/ and some adult entertainment venues in the US have actually experimented with proprietary tokens for this reason — cleaner, reusable, and solves the denomination problem entirely.
As for Canadians — loonies and toonies are surprisingly aerodynamic, so probably yes.
